No Election Before Extension in Law Says U.K. Shadow Minister

The transcript features a discussion with Bill Esterson, Labour MP, about the potential for a general election in the UK amidst Brexit uncertainties. Esterson emphasizes the need to avoid a no deal Brexit before considering an election. He discusses the challenges of polling and election timing, reflecting on past election experiences. The conversation also covers the importance of adequate legislative scrutiny and the potential for a new timetable for Brexit legislation, highlighting concerns over workers' rights and environmental protections.

What is the speaker's stance on the possibility of a general election?

What are the main priorities mentioned for moving on from Brexit?

What conditions must be met before the speaker would agree to a general election?

How does the speaker assess the current polling situation for the Labour Party?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding the handling of Brexit legislation?

What does the speaker believe about the timeline for resolving Brexit?

What offer did Jeremy Corbyn make to Boris Johnson?